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The 20 Best Sports Bars In NYC
These are the 20 best sports bars in NYC for watching football, basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer, tennis, golf, and more.
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The Best Restaurants For Watching Sports On TV
Eat good food and watch sports on TV. It isn’t complicated.
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Where To Go When Some People In Your Group Care More About Sports Than Others
22 bars where you can watch sports on TV, but also do other things like eat good food and play games.
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Where To Take Someone You Don't Like Talking To
When you're planning a night out with someone who excels at tedious conversation, choose one of these spots.
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Where To Watch The World Cup In NYC
Restaurants and bars in NYC that will be showing the 2022 World Cup.
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12 Great Buffalo Wings In NYC
Good Buffalo wings are surprisingly hard to find. When you're in the mood, try one of these spots.
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The 20 Best Sports Bars In NYC
When you want to watch sports on TV outside of your apartment, go to one of these bars.
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Scruffy Duffy's
Scruffy's Duffy's in Hell's Kitchen has everything you want from a sports bar: TVs, dart boards, a pool table, cheesy decor, and some very good wings.
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Harlem Tavern
Watch sports, drink beer, and eat things like chicken and waffles with everyone you know at this humongous spot in Harlem.
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Olde City Cheesesteaks & Brew
The name of this sports bar in Nomad says it all. Come here for cheesesteaks and beer, and you'll be happy.
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Del Frisco's Grille
At the northern edge of Rockefeller Center, Del Frisco's Grille is one Midtown's least exciting restaurants. It's a tourist trap, and the food isn't great.
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Shinka Ramen & Sake Bar
Shinka, tucked away inside a Chinatown hotel, is a great place to drink, watch sports, and eat a unique bowl of ramen with brisket and bone marrow.
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Where To Watch The World Cup In NYC
Head to these places to watch some once-every-four-years football (no, not that kind).
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Tap Haus 33
At this Midtown bar, you can serve yourself beer using a card you load with money. Bring some friends who want to watch sports.
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Stout
If you want a more civilized sports viewing experience with plenty of personal space, try Stout in FiDi.
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The Hairy Lemon
You'll be surrounded by TVs, wings, and pints no matter where you stand at The Hairy Lemon in Alphabet City.
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Where To Eat At The US Open
Waffle fries, birria tacos, kati rolls, and everything else you should be eating between sets.
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Where To Take Someone You Don't Like Talking To
When you're planning a night out with someone who excels at tedious conversation, choose one of these spots.
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Mama Lupita's Bistro
Come to Mama Lupita's Bistro in Greenwood Heights to watch a game and have amazing $2 tacos.
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The Jeffrey
The Jeffrey is an Upper East Side East beer garden and espresso bar, with great bar snacks and excellent cocktails. Be happy you’ve heard of it.
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Brooklyn Crab
Brooklyn Crab is one of the most unique outdoor dining destinations in NYC for two reasons: crabs and mini golf.
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J.G. Melon Downtown
A new J.G. Melon in Greenwich Village, with new owners but the same great burger. MacDougal Street just got instantly better.
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The Ribbon
Finally, the kind of restaurant the Upper West Side has long been starved for. The Ribbon has style and substance and does classic food right.
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Hometown Bar-B-Que
Welcome to the Texas-style dining hall of sacred smoked meats known as Hometown Bar-B-Que.